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Bitcoin traded around $76,140 Wednesday morning, down 0.9% on the day and 4% for the week, a day after senators blocked the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act. Analysts argued that the legislation’s failure, while “disappointing,” is less consequential for Bitcoin’s price than today’s Fed decision.

The Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, which aims to create a comprehensive regulatory framework for digital assets in the US, failed to gain the necessary support to pass in the Senate. In the vote, 49 senators voted in favor and 50 against, failing to reach the 60-vote threshold required for the bill to move forward.

The market faces a mix of fading selling pressure, leveraged positions, and renewed inflation concerns that could shape Bitcoin’s next major move. ByMandy Williams

One Senate vote short of a bare majority, the CLARITY Act collapsed and sent XRP tumbling nearly 8% while Bitcoin barely flinched, raising a question that will define every crypto trade this fall: which coins hold their ground on agency…

Currencies39206 Market Cap$ 2.67T-1.71% 24h Spot Volume$ 42.81B-1.59% DominanceBTC57.01%+0.31%ETH10.98%-1.40% ETH Gas0.07 Gwei MarketBitcoinAnalysisTop StoriesBtc PricePredictionBitcoin Price PredictionBitcoin Price Prediction Today Sep 16, 2026 3min read byArnold Kirimi forThe Coin Republic

Bitcoin(CRYPTO: BTC)weekly spot ETF flows turned negative for the first time in three weeks, putting the key $76,000 support level in focus ahead of the Fed decision.

U.S. spot Bitcoin(CRYPTO: BTC) and Ethereum(CRYPTO: ETH) ETFs bled a combined $591.80 million Tuesday, their worst single-day outflow in months ahead of Wednesday’s Fed decision.

BTC$75.917,53 traders aren’t exactly panicking about Wednesday’s expected Federal Reserve rate hike, but they aren’t taking many chances either.

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The crypto market faced a sharp decline after the latest CLARITY Act vote in the US Senate failed to move forward. Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP▲$1.39 all dropped as traders reduced exposure and reacted to renewed regulatory uncertainty.